Most of the recording is of a Maasai celebration with singing and dancing.

No clear interviewer. Multiple people taking turns speaking in what sounds like Maasai or Swahili, but could be a variety of dialects. One person speaking English around the 40 min mark about fumigation, everyone else is speaking in Swahili or other languages. Sounds like sound bites from a large variety of people in multiple locations. Some music around the 1:06:00 mark, singing and instrumentals, possibly accordion.

Language learning tapes. Basic dialogue for fluency and comprehension. Not a commercially-made set of language tapes.

Interviews with farmers in Kenya (likely). Interviewer is a British woman speaking English, respondents reply in Swahili. Concerns husbandry practices, sweet potato farms, farm loans and financial sources, chemicals used on the farm.

Man and woman speaking unknown language, possibly Kikuyu. At the roughly 50 minute mark, it switches to a different recording. There is a crowd with lots of children and they are listening to what might be political speeches in Swahili. The vice president is speaking at one point (approx 1:05:00). Side 2: Unknown language.

Men walking around and speaking, possibly Maa (Maasai). At one point it sounds like they are on a farm and someone is building something. Some conversation at the end, possibly Swahili.